Republican Religion

Benjamin Corey is a prominent evangelical religious figure-- but not in the way most of us think about evangelicals, especially since the so much of the evangelical movement has sold itself to Trump.

The Trump Prophecy is the story of a guy with PTSD, Mark Taylor, who believes he heard God telling him Trump is da man!

by NoahSunday Thoughts:We shouldn't be at all surprised now that the Republican Party has so loudly and proudly come out, in unison, as a party that thinks rape and any kind of sexual assault is really no big deal. It's not like we didn't already know. Misogyny, like racism, and a love or authoritarianism, have been qualifications for joining the Republican Party for the last 50 years.

by NoahSunday Thoughts: The religion of American fascists explained. Well, lots of cash and a wooden-headed populace helps, too. But any number of things can happen when dear leader's tiny hands get tired (He never believed anyway), can't they? For one, those witches he and his propagandists have been yelling about might even turn out to be real and headed their way.

This week, as the carefully constructed persona Republican operatives had created for Brett Kavanaugh started to crack, so did Trump's cool.

Carolinians, have no fear-- help is on the wayRelevant Magazine is a bimonthly Christian lifestyle magazine read primarily by people in their 20s and 30s.

Pence And Mother by Nancy OhanianOn Friday evening USAToday published an irony-tinged headline by Maureen Groppe, Vice President Mike Pence quotes Bible in response to being called 'Christian supremacist'.

Sunday Thoughtsby NoahWhen it comes to Herr Trump's professed Christian followers, never was a meme so true. They are fanatical worshippers of their own golden calf of hypocrisy. They bow down before that hypocrisy. "Yea, how we adore ye, for it is thou who provideth cover for our hate, our gluttony, and our greed." **From The New Republican Bible c1980, Third Testament, Book One.

Is Trump's hatred of him all it takes to make progressives forget who he was?-by Sam HusseiniThe day after John McCain died, I happened to visit a memorial to Confederate prisoners of war at Point Lookout, Maryland.

In writing about Trump's meeting with evangelical ministers and assorted religionist hucksters and grifters at the White House Monday evening, they reported that in his public remarks he "spoke in high-minded tones about religious liberty, abortion and youth unemployment.